Google says that the Pixel 6 will be a 'premium-priced product,' so we would expect it to cost considerably more than the Pixel 5, which launched at $699/£599. We'd take that prediction with a pinch of salt though. And it's possible that the Pixel 6 could launch alongside a Google Pixel Fold, as one display analyst says that Google's first foldable could launch before the end of the year.
It makes sense that Google would push out a camera app update just before the phone hits store shelves.Īdding fuel to the speculative fire about the Pixel 6 release date is a leaked internal document that indicates Android 12 will debut on October 4. This seems to be supported by code spotted within the Google Camera app that shows the Pixel 6 Pro will need to update the app on October 27. And going by an advert from an Australian carrier, it looks like we can expect Pixel 6 news on October 19, likely the full launch of the standard and Pro phones.Īnd by leaker Jon Prosser, claims that the Pixel 6 will hit stores on October 28 after pre-orders get underway October 19. We had been expecting Google to stick to previous Pixel phone form with an early October launch for the Pixel 6.
